Usain Bolt's 9.58 Seconds in the 100-Meter Dash

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Usain Bolt's 9.58 seconds in the 100-meter dash, set at the 2009 Berlin World Championships, is a benchmark of sprinting excellence. This record showcases Bolt's remarkable speed and technique, with an average velocity of 10.44 meters per second[1][2]. The race was analyzed using advanced laser measurement technology, highlighting Bolt's ability to maintain top velocity over a significant portion of the race[1]. Bolt's achievement has been unmatched for over a decade, with few sprinters approaching his time. Despite his retirement, Bolt remains a figure of inspiration in track and field, believing that future generations could potentially break his record with advancements in technology and training[3]. His record continues to symbolize the pinnacle of athletic performance in sprinting, emphasizing speed, technique, and endurance.